One Year I Was Given A Birthday

I Moved To New York From California When I Was 11, So Initially I Was Seen As The California Person For A While. I Didn't Feel Like I Was Popular, But I Did Feel Confident.

Women Were Real Box Office Stars In The '40s, More So Than Men. People Loved To See Women's Films. I Think It Was Better Then, Except For The Studio System.

I Wasn't The High-school Play Queen Or Anything. And My Parents Would Let Not Me Act Until I Graduated From College.

You Know, I Use Organic Products, But I Get [laser Treatments]. It's What Makes Life Interesting, Finding The Balance Between Cigarettes And Tofu.

~i Think What Surprised Me The Most About Motherhood, As Sentimental As It Sounds, Is How Much I Love My Kids. I Mean, I Just Can't Believe It. It's Like A Whole New Dimension In Emotion That I've Never Experienced.~